At the end of September 2020, the General Office of the State Council issued a guideline on accelerating the progress of the "inter-provincial transfer" of government affairs services, accelerating the progress of the "inter-provincial transfer" of high-frequency government affairs services, and providing a specific list and timetable for related matters. Today, let's take a look at what matters that closely related to us will soon be available off-site.

Q:	How many lists of items are given in this guidance?
A:	A list of 140 items of high-frequency government services was provided this time. Fifty-eight of these will be achieved by the end of this year; 74 by the end of 2021; and the remaining eight after 2021.
Q:	What are the business models for inter-provincial administration?
A:	Fully Web-Based; Collection and Handling in Different Locations; Multilocation.
Q:	What improvements have been made as a result of being fully online?
A:	Except for matters required by laws and regulations that must be handled on site, in accordance with the principle of "should be on, should be on", all government service matters are included in the national integrated government service platform, providing full-process, full-link online services such as application acceptance, review and decision, issuance and delivery, and applicants shall not be compelled to go to the site to handle them. License approvals that can be queried and verified through data sharing no longer require on-site verification of originals.
Q:	How to do a collection agency at a different location?
A:	For matters of government affairs services that are clearly required by laws and regulations to be handled on site, applicants can submit their application materials at the "Interprovincial Access" window set up in the government affairs service hall. After receiving the documents at the window, the application materials will be examined and verified, and then sent by mail to the department where the business is located to complete the processing. Deliver the results by sending paper results or online.
Q:	What matters apply to multiple locations?
A:	For government affairs service matters that require applicants to go to different places on site, the number of formalities and trips by applicants is reduced, and the process of handling applications in multiple locations by applicants is integrated, so that applications are accepted in one place and there is coordination within government departments in different places, so that applicants can complete their applications in one place only.

Note: A list of the specific 140 high-frequency government services is available at the following website:
http://www.gov.cn/zhengce/content/2020-09/29/content_5548125.html